I Really Do Have the Bearing of an Immortal

Here's a little tip for avoiding novels with explicit content: Stay as far away as possible from any novel that lists the main character first, then the female lead, and finally a bunch of supporting female characters. It might not only be unfinished, but also contain a deadly amount of harmful material.

The Great Immortals are celestial beings under the tutelage of the Three Pure Ones, such as Zhu Bajie. Celestial beings not under the tutelage of the Three Pure Ones are the Great Immortals, such as Sun Wukong.

Books with titles like "So-and-so" are, believe me, absolutely terrible books; you won't even be able to finish reading them!

The second chapter is too far-fetched. He's supposed to be your master who guided you onto the path of immortality, and he's supposed to be on his deathbed to give you his final instructions. Instead, it's full of random, nonsensical references and jokes. It's really inhuman.

It was a really good book, was it abandoned?

I don't understand the author's purpose in setting up the story. The protagonist is a genius/unaffiliated cultivator; shouldn't he be focusing on cultivation and development in the early stages? It's not like it's a story about an ordinary person with average talent who has to fight for opportunities! The protagonist is an unaffiliated cultivator with no background or strength!

I think they should remove the "alternative names" thing from the description; it's so silly. I almost missed out on something great because of this. Silly author, so clumsy! ( ｰ̀εｰ́ )

I finished reading chapter 15 and immediately left. A powerful being was swallowed whole by a little demon and nothing happened to him. The more hype there was at the beginning, the worse the writing became later on.

There are five types of immortals: Heaven, Earth, Gods, Humans, and Ghosts. The highest level is the Heavenly Immortal, which refers to one who has ascended to the Great Luo Heaven. Immortals are the highest of all.

Seeing that the True Fire of the Sun couldn't defeat an ordinary snake demon might be a major flaw for many, but every book has its own unique setting. Applying the settings of other books to this novel is... Absurd... But looking at the book's setting for the True Fire of the Sun... This great supernatural power is just a relatively powerful skill at the Yellow Court stage...